Sixteen airports. Twenty-five days. Two artists traveled all around the world without even leaving the airports.
… read more about Hub-Hopping

Creative, controversial, cool—prolific guerilla artist Banksy is all about that. It’s no surprise that he’s behind The Antics Roadshow, an hour-long documentary on urban anarchism and social deviance.
… read more about Watch The Road

The particularly anime-crazed people of Manila are in for a treat as the Manga Realities travelling exhibition hits our shores. Ayala Museum teams up with the Japan Foundation to explore the current state of Japanese comics as an art through this 3D exhibit of works from some of the greatest.
… read more about Turning Japanese

Who better to learn from than the masters?  The man behind Nike‘s Manny Pacquiao collection discusses the life of a pro graphic designer from his eyes in Ayala Museum’s Design Talks this September.
… read more about Talk About Awesome

Portland-based shades manufacturer Shwood Eyewear takes their craft to the next level by using wood from a thrashed skateboard to fashion a pair of wicked sick sunglasses.
… read more about One Man’s Thrash

Bigboy Cheng, Christian Tamondong, Noel Cruz, Bjorn Calleja, Nemo Aguila, Jason Montinola, Erik Sausa, Dave Lock, Bru Sim, Marcushiro Nada, Allan Balisi, Tatong Torres, Cos Zicarelli,  Epjey Pacheco, Egg Fiasco, Jigger Cruz,  Beejay Esber, and JP Cuison. Collaboration gallery. Ronac Art Center. July 31, 2011.
… read more about Crazy Love

Inspired by the consonance of emptiness, local painter/illustrator/musician Nix Puno turned Trilogy Boutique into an art gallery last week with a collection of acrylic-on-canvas works. Aptly dubbed Little Wonders, this set looks like yet another testament to the progression of Manila’s art scene.

… read more about Size Don’t Matter

I’m a hater. Are you a hater, too? Then there’s a pair of us, don’t tell—they’d banish us, you know.

… read more about Embrace The Hate

When two internationally-acclaimed artists drop by Manila, you know STATUS won’t rest without a piece of the action—and an exclusive interview.

… read more about Crocs ‘N Skulls

Some hold that there is beauty in surrealism, but weird may not quite be enough to describe “The Color Bringer”—new piece by local artist Bjorn Calleja.

… read more about Bring It On